Configuration
import { Steps } from ‘@astrojs/starlight/components’;
The Zvuk Music provider requires an authorization token — a unique key tied to your account. This takes about 2 minutes and requires no additional software.
Step 1 — Get your token
Section titled “Step 1 — Get your token”The token is stored in your browser after you log in to zvuk.com. You don’t need to register it anywhere or create it manually.
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Without closing the site, open this link in the same browser: zvuk.com/api/tiny/profile
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The page will show text in JSON format. Find the
"token"field and copy its value — a long string of letters and numbers.Example (your token will be different):
{"token": "abc123def456ghi789..."}Copy the value only — without quotes.
Step 2 — Add the provider in Music Assistant
Section titled “Step 2 — Add the provider in Music Assistant”-
Click «+ Add» and select Zvuk Music.
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Paste the copied token into the «Zvuk Music Token» field.
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Choose your preferred audio quality (see below).
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Click «Save».
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MA will connect to Zvuk Music and start syncing your library.
Audio Quality
Section titled “Audio Quality”| Option | Format | Bitrate | Who it’s for |
|---|---|---|---|
| High (default) | MP3 | 320 kbps | Any account |
| Lossless | FLAC | Lossless | Requires Zvuk Music subscription |
If your token stops working
Section titled “If your token stops working”Tokens can expire after some time. Symptoms: the provider stops playing tracks or shows an authentication error.
Fix:
- Get a new token following Step 1 above
- In MA, open the Zvuk Music provider settings
- Click «Reset authentication»
- Enter the new token